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Hydro-Québec Engages with Citizens on Wind Turbine Project in Nicolet-Yamaska

Hydro-Québec held a meeting with approximately fifty citizens in Baie-du-Febvre to address concerns about a proposed wind turbine project. Participants included former elected officials, municipal councilors, farmers, and other community members. Many attendees reported remaining uncertain about various aspects of the project following the discussion.

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Recently, Hydro-Québec organized a meeting in Baie-du-Febvre to address local citizens' questions regarding the construction of wind turbines in the Nicolet-Yamaska region. The event was attended by about fifty residents, including former elected officials, municipal counsel members, and local farmers. Despite the efforts made by Hydro-Québec to clarify issues surrounding the project, several attendees expressed that their concerns were not fully addressed, leaving them with lingering uncertainties. The meeting was initiated in response to requests from local authorities and aimed to foster dialogue about the implications and expectations of the wind energy initiative. While some participants appreciated the opportunity to engage with Hydro-Québec representatives, the mixed reactions reflected ongoing concerns in the community about the potential impact and details of the proposed project.

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